ManufacturingRokaeChina
xMate ER7 Pro
A flexible collaborative robot with seven axes and torque sensors in every joint — the arm senses contact and meters force precisely. It needs no external control cabinet, which simplifies integration into existing stations. Its strength is work where controlled force matters as much as the path: assembly, polishing, press-fit insertion.
Specifications
- Payload
- 7 kg
- Reach
- 850 mm
- Axes
- 7
- Repeatability
- ±0.03 mm
- Torque sensors
- in all 7 joints
- Arm weight
- 29 kg
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Applications
- Precision assembly with force control
- Surface polishing and grinding
- Press-fit insertion and precise mating of parts
- Product testing with metered pressing force
- Working next to people without safety fencing
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